Vertiv Integrated Systems Gmbh

Knuerr Ag

Knürr Gmbh

Arthur Huber

Josef Feigl

Siegfried Schneiderbauer

Christian Stepputat

Josef Knab

Petr Harant

Thomas Hofbauer

Ronny Mees

Klaus Heydorn

Werner Spatenender

Alexander Prinz

The invention involves a busbar distributor for electrical energy, and uses at least one consumer terminal (CT) for at least one consumer for supplying the consumer with electrical energy, as well as at least one connecting element for connecting a building energy supply (BES) to at least one high-voltage busbar, which connecting element connects the consumer to the BES. The distributor further has at least one line element which is provided between the connecting element and the CT, and a connector which is arranged between the CT and the connecting element. The connecting element has at least two conductors for supplying power to the CT. Also, the connector is connected, on an energy supply side, to the line element, which is formed having two conductors for energy supply which can be connected to the BES. The line element is exchangeable depending on the actual voltage and/or the power system of the building energy supply.

Power connection distributor

The invention relates to a master distributor strip for distributing electrical energy for equipment and/or server cabinets, comprising a plurality of connection means that are provided on a face of the master distributor strip, and to which electrical loads can be connected for the purpose of energy supply. Furthermore, sensors for determining data at least relating to the status of the master distributor strip and/or of the plurality of connection means are provided. The invention is characterized in that a communications module is provided, which module is configured to retrieve and/or receive the data of the sensors, and to communicate with at least one sensor and/or actuator that is remote from the master distributor strip, by means of a communications network. The master distributor strip furthermore comprises an information and management module which is configured to provide the data of the sensors, retrieved and received by the communications module, directly to a user, via a communications network interface.

Distributor strip

The invention relates to a power rail system comprising a power-conducting base structure and at least one module for power distribution and/or power supply fittable to the base structure wherein said power-conducting base structure over substantially the entire length has at least power lines constructed as first contact devices, wherein the said at least one power distribution and/or power supply module has second contact devices for contacting with said first contact devices of said base structure and contacting takes place at a random location on or with said base structure.

Power rail system

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